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Dippolito . Yes. I married him because i loved him. Did you want your husband dead . No, absolutely not. Im in therapy now just trying to cope with everything thats happened because its hard. How do you explain, then, what we saw and what we heard on those video tapes . Thats when Dalia Dippolito says the phrase that goes around the world. Im positive, like 5,000 sure. With evidence like that, what seems like evidence, how did she end up going to trial not once, not twice Dalia Dippolito walking out a free woman. And three times . It is reality tv on steroids. Its a cloudy morning in sleepy Bo...

Made for mines. Egypt a country where worlds collide modern life merges with traditions that date back to the days of the pharaohs egypt is steeped in history and has more ancient monuments than any other modern country my family and i visited egypt throughout my childhood and i grew up immersed in its history and culture. The last few years have seen major upheaval. The presence of women during these events was unprecedented in what is traditionally a gender segregated society and it seems to indicate that major changes are taking place. I mean egypt on an undercover journey that will take me...

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Vaccine Clinic to focus on refugee, immigrant communities There's a new effort to increase COVID-19 vaccinations in San Diego County's eastern communities. and last updated 2021-04-26 23:07:43-04 El Cajon, CA (KGTV) - There's a new effort to increase COVID-19 vaccinations in San Diego County's eastern communities. Dalia Mohammed is an outreach worker with License to Freedom. She got vaccinated as soon as she was eligible and told as many people as possible. "To show the community, hey, I got the vaccine. I'm doing great. Now, it's your turn to go get the vaccine and save lives," said Mohamme...

  WINNIPEG -- It’s an image that took over social media last week: Bernie Sanders wearing mittens. Now, a newcomer group in Winnipeg is helping Manitobans achieve the same cozy look. The Cutting Edge came up with the idea to create and sell mittens made from upcycled sweaters. “It was a fun moment of laughter to see Bernie show up in different places,” said Anne-Lydie Bolay, operations director with The Cutting Edge.  “We thought that Winnipeg is a very cold place, and we need mittens just as much as everybody else.” Bolay began working on a prototype last Friday. She said T...